Talented artist uses spoon as canvas
A talented person has created different pieces of food art, using the spoon as his canvas.
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Ioana Vanc, a Romanian architect who has a deep love for food art created the drawings with food and spoon.
His illustrations are done with regular food and they involve a lot of creativity. While most food artists use a plate as their canvas, Vanc uses a spoon instead.
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He uses a large spoon, but it doesn't make the process less challenging regardless. From batman to a scorpion, all his pieces are stunning.
1. Penguins of Madagascar:
2. Mr. Bean:
3. Houses:
4. Panda:
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5. Parrots:
6. Batman:
7. Native American:
8. Chameleon:
9. Zebras:
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